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Fig. 2B. —55-year-old woman with clinically suspected lymphocele in right axilla and edema in right upper extremity but with normal findings on lymphoscintigraphy. Delayed lymphoscintigram of both axillary regions and upper thorax shows normal bilateral axillary lymph nodes (arrows). Note absence of lymphocele or any other abnormality.





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